SMITH AND WESSON MAGAZINE M&P15-22 10RD SHORT

Rimfire shooters maintaining an M&P15-22 need reliable magazine options that feed consistently downrange. This 10-round short magazine fits the platform precisely and handles standard .22 LR ammunition without fuss. Whether you're sighting in near Antioch or running drills at your home range, spare mags keep your training flowing. Before your next range session, review California firearm laws regarding magazine possession and use.

10-Round Capacity for .22 LR Shooting

The M&P15-22 platform thrives on straightforward, dependable magazines. This 10-round short model delivers the capacity you need for extended shooting sessions without unnecessary bulk. Lightweight construction keeps your rifle balanced during long days at the bench or in the field. Smith & Wesson engineered these magazines to feed reliably through semi-automatic cycling. Shooters building a complete rimfire setup often stock multiple magazines to minimize downtime. Check out our California-compliant handgun catalog for additional inventory options. TacticCAL is your local gun shop in the Bay Area.

Frequently asked questions

Will this magazine work with other Smith & Wesson .22 rifles?

This magazine is engineered specifically for the M&P15-22 platform. Cross-compatibility with other S&W rimfire models isn't guaranteed. Always verify fitment with your exact rifle model before purchase to avoid feeding issues.

What's the difference between short and standard M&P15-22 magazines?

The short designation refers to overall length and profile. Short magazines reduce overall rifle length slightly, useful for compact storage or vehicle transport. Both feed the same .22 LR ammunition reliably through the M&P15-22 action.

Where is the closest FFL dealer to Santa Clara, Mountain View, or Palo Alto?

TacticCAL Gun Store in Sunnyvale is a short drive from Santa Clara, Mountain View, and Palo Alto, serving the South Bay as a full-service FFL dealer for transfers and DROS. TacticCAL is your FFL dealer Mountain View in the Bay Area.